Dev access got jacked from under me, token somehow pumped to 200k market cap.
Wild ride honestly. Guess that's just how this space works sometimes.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 7h ago
Can it still rise when permissions are revoked? There must be a reentrancy vulnerability or a bug in the permission check; we need to dig into the contract code.
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BearMarketMonk
· 11-29 02:51
The permissions are gone but it actually rises, this operation is really amazing, it's just outrageous.
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ClassicDumpster
· 11-29 02:45
Ha, being deprived of permissions instead To da moon, this operation is amazing.
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AllInDaddy
· 11-29 02:45
The dream collaboration, losing development rights instead leads to a surge, this is the magical realism of crypto.
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SerNgmi
· 11-29 02:44
The permissions are gone but the coin has risen, this mess is really something.
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DaoResearcher
· 11-29 02:43
The invalidation of development permissions has instead boosted market capitalization, and the game theory behind this is worth delving into.
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From the perspective of the separation of governance power, the market bidding mechanism has surprisingly become a price discovery tool, which is interesting.
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Wait, is this a reverse incentive caused by information asymmetry, or is it a pure belief in decentralized governance? We need to look at the on-chain data first.
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Permission deprivation = trust endorsement? The logic of token economics is truly magical.
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I suggest everyone take a look at the governance section of the project White Paper; the market capitalization of 200,000 may not stand on solid ground.
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Ngl, the price rise in this situation is essentially a liquidity illusion, which should have been warned about long ago.
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The fact that prices rise after permissions are revoked indicates what? Either it was severely undervalued in the early stages, or it is pure speculation. I lean towards the latter.
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It's worth noting that such cases of failure in decentralized governance have already been substantiated by multiple projects.
Dev access got jacked from under me, token somehow pumped to 200k market cap.
Wild ride honestly. Guess that's just how this space works sometimes.